Don't You Love It

The documented Maxine Singleton single was recorded for Sunflower Productions and issued as a 1982 12-inch with Pure Energy, Inc. producing, Curtis Hudson writing, and Steve Jerome handling the mix. The original U.S. release paired vocal and instrumental versions for dance-club play. The single became Maxine Singleton's principal chart record, reaching the Billboard dance chart in 1982. Its Emergency Records release placed Singleton in the early-1980s New York dance-label circuit associated with Curtis Hudson and Pure Energy. The record remained a sought-after club twelve-inch and later returned through re-edits and remixes, including Darren Giles's 2005 re-edit and Things You Say's 2021 remix. It is Singleton's best-known recording and the track most commonly associated with her brief solo discography.